2019 SBCC Football News
Matt Molina, a Santa Barbara native who played high school football for Dos Pueblos before starring for Santa Barbara City College the past two seasons, has signed a National Letter of Intent to continue his football career at Division I FCS Long Island University in Brookville, New York. Molina was named the Vaqueros' Most Valuable Lineman in 2019 after recording five sacks and 11 tackles for a loss in nine games last season.
Lars Bardenhagen has come a long way in a short time.
Jacob Shultz has been chosen as the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table's Athlete of the Year for College Football.
Former SBCC punter Mitch Wishnowsky, an All-APL and All-State choice in 2014, is going to the Super Bowl in his first season with the San Francisco 49ers.
Jacob Shultz and Jaylon Smith have been named to the All-State Region IV football team.
Sage Sobrado overcame huge odds to play football for Santa Barbara City College and earn All-State honors in 2018. The 6-3, 295-pound sophomore center signed a national letter-of-intent on Wednesday as he accepted a full-ride scholarship to Southeast Missouri State.
Will Bayonne and Jacob Shultz were selected as the Most Valuable Offensive and Defensive Players, respectively, at the SBCC Football awards banquet on Monday, Dec. 9 at the Endless Summer Cafe.
Jacob Shultz has been named Defensive Player of the Year on the All-American Pacific League football team. He was one of 10 SBCC players to make the elite squad.
Pasadena piled up 217 yards on the ground and three rushing TDs in a 35-0 win over SBCC in the season finale at Robinson Stadium in Pasadena.
Bradley Kleven completed 18-of-26 passes for 183 yards and the SBCC defense held Santa Monica to 43 second-half yards as the Vaqueros rallied past the Corsairs 14-10 in an American Pacific League football game at Corsair Stadium.
Hancock ran on 86% of its plays on Saturday and the Bulldogs piled up 396 rushing yards and four TDs in a 28-13 American Pacific League win over SBCC at La Playa Stadium.
LA Harbor capitalized on numerous SBCC mistakes as the Seahawks topped the Vaqueros 35-10 in a pivotal SCFA American Pacific contest Saturday in Wilmington, California.
SBCC’s Jacob Shultz has been named American Division Defensive Player of the Week by the Southern California Football Association.
SBCC rediscovered its offense on Saturday as Bradley Kleven threw for 228 yards and four touchdowns in a 35-16 rout of L.A. Pierce in an American Pacific League opener at La Playa Stadium.
The red zone wasn't a happy place for SBCC on Saturday night as the Vaqueros went 0-for-2 on drives inside the 20-yard line and dropped a 14-7 football game to Antelope Valley at La Playa Stadium.
SBCC’s defense came up big on Saturday while the offense struggled to find a rhythm in a 12-3 football loss to No. 23 Citrus on an overcast, drizzly day in Glendora.
